Ragie Ban is one of the fastest-rising names in tech house, blending minimal and deep house and backed by the likes of Michael Bibi, Mochakk and Chris Lake, whose collaboration Toxic topped Beatport's overall chart. REFUGE is a music-first Brooklyn room built around its sound system, and a daytime start means you can dance and still be home at a reasonable hour. If you follow the Mochakk-Bibi end of house music, this is your Saturday.
What to expect
A long daytime-into-evening dance session in a dedicated club space near the Morgan Avenue industrial strip. Expect a dance-floor crowd, rolling tech-house and minimal grooves that build as the afternoon turns to night, and a bar. Doors and set times follow the ticket listing, so arrive whenever suits your energy.
Good to know
- REFUGE is at 366 Ten Eyck Street; the L to Morgan Av or Montrose Av is closest.
- Strictly 21 and over with valid government ID; no refunds for underage ticket holders.
- The show was rescheduled to this date, so earlier tickets should be checked against the new listing.
- eTickets are emailed closer to the event.
- Earplugs are a good idea on a big sound system.
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Common questions
Who is Ragie Ban?
A young Brazilian DJ and producer known for tech house, minimal and deep house, including the Beatport No. 1 collaboration Toxic with Chris Lake.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, the event is 21+.
Where is REFUGE?
At 366 Ten Eyck Street in Brooklyn, near the Morgan Avenue L stop.
